Project 1a Report - Ahmad Qhalis
- 1. SITE A JALAN SULTAN HISHAMUDDIN AHMAD QHALIS BIN AHMAD MUKHLAS 0326552 MR. MANNY
- 2. KEYPLAN
- 4. URBAN MORPHOLOGY 1895 - INCLINE OF RIVER RIVER Transportation mode Tin discovery Division of city to 3 lands occupied by British, Malay and Chinese LINKAGE Introduction of street system Road constructed 15 miles from Kuala Lumpur Later to be replaced with railway PLOT Development of town by the topography of site Different plot sizes as street became better
- 5. URBAN MORPHOLOGY 1962 - FORGOTTEN RIVER RIVER City development moved further from river Banks raised to lower flood rate and river straighten LINKAGE Motor transportation introduced in early 1900’s River neglected as road and rail system prioritized PLOT Amalgamation of lots to give way for larger buildings
- 6. URBAN MORPHOLOGY 2016 - URBANISATION RIVER Bank of the river concreted that transform the river to a monsoon-drain type of river LINKAGE LRT introduced and construction of rail tracks alongside river PLOT Better town planning yet still irregular plot Grid pattern focused on east side which concentrate on the financial hub centered along Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock
- 7. INTRODUCTION Utilized for Malayan Railway workshops and depots Various architectural style building can be found in the vicinity of site Heritage Trail project within the site
- 8. SITE INTRODUCTION SITE PERSPECTIVE SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD BUILDING TEXTILE MUSEUM SITE 2 DAYABUMI COMPLEX POS LAJU JALAN SULTAN HISHAMUDDIN
- 9. FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 1 2 3 RIVER OF LIFE Rejuvenation of the Klang River could be refreshing for Kuala Lumpur, as it focuses more on the nature of the site, bring eco-friendly site as well as raise visitors. TUN RAZAK EXCHANGE Offices building currently in development.. It also provides office, residential, hotel, retail, F&B and cultural offerings. MERDEKA 118 Merdeka building will have residential, hotel and commercial space.
- 10. ARCHITECTURAL STYLE MAIN ARCHITECTURE STYLE FOUND Islamic, Vernacular and Colonial dominates the architectural style within boundary site. Most prominent being Islamic building located on the side of Site 2, the Dayabumi Complex. Vernacular Architecture Islamic Architecture Colonial Architecture 2
- 11. ARCHITECTURAL STYLE ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE ISLAMIC INFLUENCE Islamic, Vernacular and Colonial dominates the architectural style within boundary site. Most prominent being Islamic building beside the side, the Dayabumi Complex. Dayabumi Complex National Mosque Main Characteristic of Islamic Architecture. Geometrical pattern, 8 pointed star Islamic Calligraphy Islamic Arches White in colour Islamic Architecture 2
- 12. ARCHITECTURAL STYLE VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE Islamic, Vernacular and Colonial dominates the architectural style within boundary site. Most prominent being Islamic building beside the side, the Dayabumi Complex. Main Characteristic of Vernacular Architecture. 5 Foot Walkway Internal Courtyard Vernacular Architecture 2
- 13. COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE Islamic, Vernacular and Colonial dominates the architectural style within boundary site. Most prominent being Islamic building beside the side, the Dayabumi Complex. SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD BUILDING - ROYAL CLUBHOUSE - VICTORIAN MOORISH/MUGHAL ARCHITECTURE Main Characteristic of Colonial Architecture. Tower with Dome Victorian Style Roof/Window Colonial Architecture ARCHITECTURAL STYLE COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE 2
- 14. KEY PRECINCT The surrounding of Site 2 could be distributed of each building by commercials, offices, institutional, religious, park and open space. Commercial Park Open Spaces Religious Institutional Offices 2 DISTRICT DISTRIBUTION BY BUILDING
- 15. 2 KEY PRECINCT The surrounding of Site 2 could be largely sectioned by tourism, governmental department, heritage, institusional, education and mixes of all. Tourism and Recreational Governmental Department Heritage Mix Institusional Education A B D E F C DISTRICT ZONE
- 16. EDGES GRAINS GEOGRAPHICAL AND TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COARSE GRAIN FINE GRAIN HIGHWAYS RIVER
- 17. 2 PATH PATH LEADING/SURROUNDING SITE The surrounding of Site 2 have multiple type of path. Primary Path Secondary Path Pedestrian Walkway Vehicle Parking Bus Station KTM Station LRT Station FROM JALAN YAP AH LOY FROM JALAN KINABALU FROM JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN AND JALAN TUN PERAK
- 18. PATH TRAFFIC CONDITION 2 2 2 9 AM (MORNING) 12 PM (AFTERNOON) CONGESTION ONE-WAY TRAFFIC DIRECTION
- 19. 2 PATH TRAFFIC CONDITION 2 6 PM (EVENING) 9 PM (NIGHT) CONSISTENT CONGESTION CONGESTION ONE-WAY TRAFFIC DIRECTION
- 20. DATARAN MERDEKA 1 BANGUNAN SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD SAID 2 MASJID JAMEK 3 CENTRAL MARKET 4 KUALA LUMPUR CITY GALLERY 7 TEXTILE MUSEUM KUALA LUMPUR 6 SRI MAHARIAHMAN TEMPLE 5 LANDMARKS AND NODES LOCAL NODES
- 21. DATARAN MERDEKA 8 CLOCK TOWER MEDAN PASAR 9 KUALA LUMPUR LIBRARY 10 POS LAJU KUALA LUMPUR 11
- 22. LANDMARKS AND NODES TRANSIT NODES LRT MASJID JAMEK BUS STOPS PASAR SENI BUS HUB LRT Pasar Seni KTM KUALA LUMPUR
- 23. NODES MORNING WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS TRANSIT NODES LOCAL NODES GLOBAL NODES INTENSITY OF USERS
- 24. NODES NOON WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS TRANSIT NODES LOCAL NODES GLOBAL NODES INTENSITY OF USERS
- 25. NODES NIGHT WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS TRANSIT NODES LOCAL NODES GLOBAL NODES INTENSITY OF USERS
- 26. LANDMARKS AND NODES USERS DATARAN MERDEKA 1 BANGUNAN SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD SAID 2 MASJID JAMEK 3 CENTRAL MARKET 4 SRI MAHARIAHMAN TEMPLE 5 KUALA LUMPUR CITY GALLERY 7 TEXTILE MUSEUM KUALA LUMPUR 6 CLOCK TOWER MEDAN PASAR 8 KUALA LUMPUR LIBRARY 9 POS LAJU KUALA LUMPUR 10 Local Visitors - Students, Teenages, Workers, Elders, Government Authorities, Performers, Artists, TV Crew Tourist - Photographer, Travelers
- 27. GREENSCAPE Trees along the street serves as an aesthetic purpose than shadings. It is very well maintained and decorated. On the side of the river, the trees are small and does not provide proper shades for people walking,
- 28. NOISE LEVEL Main source of noise pollution that come from the busy traffic on Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin.
- 29. SUN PATH 6 PM 12 PM 8 AM 8 AM 6 PM East side of the side facing the riverside receives glares from sun in the morning. West side of the side facing the road receives glares from sun in the evening..
- 30. SUN PATH 6 PM 8 AM Sun falls directly above site creating minor shadows. 12 PM 12 PM
- 31. TANGIBLE ISSUES UNPLEASANT SMELL AND LOOK HOMELESS PEOPLE DRUG ADDICT NOT VEHICLE FRIENDLY LACK OF SHADES INCONVENIENT ACCESS NOT PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY TRAFFIC CONGESTION IMPROPER CARE OF RUBBISH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 FADING BIKE LANES10 10
- 32. STRENGTH LANDMARKS AND TOURISTS SPOTS MULTIPLE CHOICES OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT GREAT VIEWS 1 2 3 1 2 3 MASJID JAMEK JALAN PETALING DAYABUMI DATARAN MERDEKA PASAR SENI 1 1
- 33. OPPORTUNITY MORE BICYCLE LANE LANDMARKS BUILDING 1 2 3 MASJID JAMEK JALAN PETALING DAYABUMI DATARAN MERDEKA PASAR SENI STRATEGIC LOCATION RECREATIONAL SPOT 4 5 RIVER 1 2 3 4 5
- 34. WEAKNESS LACKS SHADES AND GREEN AREA TRAFFIC 1 2 3 MASJID JAMEK JALAN PETALING DAYABUMI DATARAN MERDEKA PASAR SENI HARD ACCESS DIFFICULT ROUTING 4 5 UNPLEASANT SMELL FROM RIVER 1 2 3 3 4 5
- 35. THREATS FLOODING DISRUPTION OF VIEW FROM CONSTRUCTION 1 2 3 MASJID JAMEK JALAN PETALING DAYABUMI DATARAN MERDEKA PASAR SENI DRUG ADDICT 4 HOMELESS PEOPLE 1 2 3 4 5 INSECURITIES OF OUTSIDES 5
- 36. ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMMES RIVERSIDE/WATER RELATED ACTIVITIES/SPORTS 1 2 3 TRANSPORTATION MODE AND BOAT SIMULATION The Klang River will be cleaned and repurposed, making it a mode of transportation for boats. This would also allow for tourist attraction with boats as props. GARDEN AND RECREATIONAL SPOT The clean river could also be a spot for users and tourist to have recreational activity, as well as providing a garden that relaxes the eyes from the concrete jungle. FISHING ACTIVITIES, PRACTISES AND LESSONS Even though fishing is not allowed in the river, this would allow people to teach and learn on basics of fishing, making it a tourist attraction and interest.
- 37. ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMMES CULTURAL RELATED PROGRAMS 1 2 ARTS AND CRAFTS Tourists and local could learn of the culture that exist and could also partake and interact with the activities. This would help encourage people and make it well known. CAFETERIA AND KIOSK There could be an eating place where all the variety of Malaysian cuisine can be tasted and purchase. This would let small businesses grow and increase knowledge on the delicacies. 1
- 38. ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMMES PROJECT IMPACT ANALYSIS 1 2 3 SIGNIFICANT AND BENEFICIAL OF THE PROJECT TO THE CITY The main purpose of the Culture Centre is to re-introduce Kuala Lumpur, as well as refreshing the look, now that the river is taking part into the concept of the building. MAIN BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROJECT The locals benefits the most from the project, such as artists, small businesses and performers. Educators would also benefit as they could introduce the people more about Malaysia. FACTORS TAKEN INTO DESIGN CONSIDERATION Now that the river is in the design consideration, it would be an eco-friendly concept. This would refresh the look of the city, as well as sustain the building and the context.
- 39. GALLERY VISITOR INTERPRETIVE CENTRE CAFETERIA RIVERSIDE RECREATIONAL PARK OPEN MARKET ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMMES INITIAL DESIGN RESPONSE OF CULTURE CENTRE COLLAB/CLASSROOM/MEETING ROOM WORKSHOP AND INTERACTIVE STUDIO OBSERVATION DECK
- 40. PRECEDENT STUDIES KLPAC KLPAC (Kuala Lumpur Performance Art Centre) is located in Sentul and it is a retrofitted building that built over an old railway depot. Its context is near Sentul Park and the building merges with some part of the lake.
- 41. KLPAC CONCEPT, SPACES AND DRAWINGS It has 2 theatres and 4 storeys, the building does not have distinctive architecture style. Vegetation As the site was a golf course, the view is open and clear. There are garden where various plants planted for pleasant view. Emphasized Context Glass and concrete structures makes the building transparent and lets user focuses on surrounding context. Multiple Spaces Open spaces inside the building allow user to breath, and feel the spacious of the building. There are classes, multipurpose halls, cafeteria and auditorium.
- 42. PRECEDENT STUDIES TANJIN QIAOYUAN BRIDGE CULTURE MUSEUM Users can freely pass from building to building with the steel bridge that connects the museum and the dock.
- 43. TANJIN QIAOYUAN BRIDGE CULTURE MUSEUM CONCEPT AND DRAWINGS The museum is designed surrounding the concept of ‘walking building’ featuring spaces that allows user to view multiple view and changes of scenery. The construction and plans of the building submerge with nature of the land, which is the river and the existing landscape across the river.
- 44. The interior and exterior follows the scale of the context, including the shape and built. The walking building also features changing scenery framed by the architect. Frame
- 45. The museum’s architect plays with the interior of the building by creating wrinkled surfaces for grey spaces purposes The interior and exterior are contained within the scale of the context, which connects the park to form and organic whole with the building.Wrinkled surfaces
- 46. PRECEDENT STUDIES CENTRO BOTIN ART GALLERY The building faces the river allowing users to view the river from the park behind the building.
- 47. CENTRO BOTIN ART GALLERY CONCEPT AND DRAWINGS Centro Botin Art Gallery stands on dock, elevated in Santander located in Spain. It is situated on a landmark waterfront site, with a large park surrounding context.
- 48. Two sides of the building serves different purpose with the smaller wing having educational facilities and an auditorium. Meanwhile the larger wing side has exhibition galleries.
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